Safety Operating Procedures And Maintenance Guidelines for Industrial Oxygen Generators

Safety operating procedures and maintenance guidelines for industrial oxygen generators are critical for ensuring the normal operation of the equipment, extending its service life, and safeguarding the safety of operators. The following are some key safety operating procedures and maintenance recommendations:

        Safety Operating Procedures:

Oxygen Generator Placement: The oxygen generator should be placed in an environment that is free from direct sunlight, well-ventilated, dry, corrosion-free, and free from strong magnetic field interference.

         The oxygen generator must not be placed near flammable or explosive materials to prevent fires or explosions.

The oxygen generator base must be secure and stable, without any shaking or movement.

Strictly follow the oxygen generator's operating instructions and ensure it is operated only by trained personnel.

    Power Connection for the Oxygen Generator:

        The power supply for the oxygen generator must meet installation requirements, with proper grounding and clear wiring.

        Internal electrical components of the oxygen generator must not be disassembled or repaired without authorization. In case of electrical malfunctions, repairs must be performed by a qualified electrician.

        Operators must be familiar with the safety controls and emergency shutdown procedures. In case of an emergency shutdown, immediately press the stop button and turn on the mains power switch.

Maintenance, cleaning, and inspection:

         Use specialized cleaning agents and soft brushes to clean the filters and air inlets on the equipment, ensuring they are thoroughly cleaned to prevent dust and debris from entering the equipment.

         Regularly inspect the operational status of sensors to ensure their sensitivity and accuracy. Replace them promptly if any faults or inaccuracies are detected.

Replace the filter cartridges regularly according to the equipment's usage and the manufacturer's recommended replacement cycle to extend the equipment's service life and ensure the purity of the oxygen.

         Inspect the pipe connections and promptly repair or replace any problematic pipes to ensure the stability and safety of the oxygen supply.

         Other maintenance measures:

         All instruments, valves, and safety protection devices must be complete, sensitive, and reliable, and must be calibrated regularly.

Strictly adhere to equipment operating procedures. During operation, closely monitor changes in pressure and temperature across all components. Overpressure and over-humidity operations are strictly prohibited.

        When equipment, containers, or pipes in contact with oxygen require repair via thermal processing, they must first be purged and replaced.

        Before maintenance, all oxygen must be evacuated from the equipment, and it must be purged with oil-free dry air or nitrogen to ensure oxygen content meets specified requirements.

Please note that these are general recommendations. Specific operating procedures and maintenance methods may vary depending on the equipment model, brand, and operating environment. Therefore, in actual operation, refer to the equipment manual and professional guidance provided by the manufacturer to ensure the correctness and safety of operations and maintenance. Additionally, regularly training operators on safety to enhance their safety awareness and operational skills is an important measure to ensure the safe operation of equipment.